Process
Wet Air Oxidation
Wet Gas
Wet Milling Process
Wet Oxidation Processes
Wet Scrubbers
Wet Scrubbing Systems
Wet Sulfuric Acid Process
Wheat Straw
Willow
Wind Energy
Wind Power
Wind Speed and Wind Gusts
Wind Turbines
Wind Turbines – Classification
Wind Turbines – Environmental Impact
Winkler Gasifier
Winkler Process
Wobbe index
Wood
Wood – Biomass
Wood Chips
Wood – Combustion
Wood – Composition and Properties
Wood – Fuels from
Wood Gasification
Wood – Hardwood
Wood Pellets
Wood Powder and Sawdust
Wood – Softwood
Wood – Solvent Extractable Material
Wood – Thermal Treatment
Wood – Uses
Woodall-Duckham Process
Wood Gas
Wood Smoke
Woody Feedstock
28 X Xylan Xylene Xylose Xylose Fermentation
29 Y Yeast Yellow Cake Yellow Flax Yellow Grease
30 Z Zeolite Zinc Oxide Process Zinc Oxide Slurry Process
List of Illustrations
1 Chapter 1Figure A-1 Simplified distinction between solid waste, sludge, and liquid waste.Figure A-2 The hydrocarbon framework of the steroid system (ring lettering and a...Figure A-3 Examples of aromatic hydrocarbons showing the alternating double bond...
2 Chapter 2Figure B-1 Biodiesel Production Path.Figure B-2 Structure of xylan from hardwood.Figure B-3 Constituents of the BTEX Mixture.
3 Chapter 5Figure E-1 Representation of an endothermic reaction in which the heat content o...Figure E-2 Ethanol production for lignocellulosic biomass.Figure E-3 Representation of an exothermic reaction in which the heat content of...
4 Chapter 8Figure H-1 Single-stage and double-stage hydrocracking.Figure H-2 Two-stage hydrotreating.
5 Chapter 12Figure L-1 Chemical structures of lignans.Figure L-2 Example of a complex triglycerides of the type found in linseed oil.
6 Chapter 14Figure N-1 Examples of naphthene derivatives.
7 Chapter 15Figure O-1 Isomers of butene.
8 Chapter 19Figure S-1 Simplified distinction between solid waste, sludge, and liquid waste.Figure S-2 The reactions that convert hydrogen to helium in the sun.Figure S-3 A dream turbine generator system.Figure S-4 Types of turbine blades.Figure S-5 Representations of the naturally occurring form of glucose.Figure S-6 Representation of the starch molecule.
9 Chapter 24Figure X-1 Structure of xylan from hardwoodFigure X-2 The three isomers of xylene.Figure X-3 Simple formula for xylose.Figure X-4 Reduction of xylose.Figure X-5 Alternate representations of xylose.
List of Tables
1 IntroductionTable 1 Simplified categorization and nomenclature of the various energy sources...
2 Chapter 3Table
